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Hormonal Insufficiency Syndrome

Meaning

Hormonal Insufficiency Syndrome describes a clinical state characterized by a persistent and clinically significant deficit in the production or action of one or more critical hormones, leading to a constellation of non-specific symptoms and functional impairment. This syndrome is not a single disease but a spectrum of conditions where endocrine gland output fails to meet the body’s physiological demands, often manifesting as chronic fatigue, mood disturbance, or metabolic dysregulation. Accurate diagnosis requires comprehensive assessment of both basal and stimulated hormone levels.